Hallos, previously known as Aahbibi, has officially unveiled a new brand identity alongside the launch of over 5,000 self-paced courses designed to boost knowledge transfer, accelerate skill acquisition, and improve literacy among everyday learners across Africa and beyond.
The rebrand reflects the platform’s renewed focus on building an inclusive, creator-driven learning ecosystem that delivers practical and relevant skills aligned with the demands of today’s economy. Through this repositioning, Hallos aims to make learning more engaging, accessible, and directly connected to real-world outcomes.
Operating as a creator-economy platform, Hallos combines education, entertainment, and commerce within a single digital space. Its offerings include live creator-led classes, podcast-based learning, interactive quizzes, and integrated social commerce and merchandising. This blended learning model is designed to enhance engagement, reinforce understanding, and support fast, hands-on learning for users at different stages of their personal and professional journeys.
The platform already hosts creators from Kenya, Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire, Lagos, the United States, and Dubai, underscoring its growing global footprint while remaining rooted in African creativity and innovation. This diverse network brings culturally relevant content, global perspectives, and practical insights that resonate with learners across multiple regions.
Beyond its digital platform, Hallos is expanding into physical and hybrid learning experiences as part of its broader creative economy strategy. Planned initiatives include the Learning247 Creator Summit at the University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus, as well as a major exhibition at the Enugu Technology Festival. These events are expected to bring together creators, learners, and industry players to foster collaboration, showcase innovation, and open new pathways within the creative and digital industries.
At the core of Hallos’ vision is a four-pillar strategy focused on long-term social and economic impact. The platform is committed to supporting women in technology, promoting massive open connected education, and equipping learners with market-ready skills that position Africa as a competitive global production hub. Through these efforts, Hallos seeks to strengthen the workforce and unlock sustainable economic opportunities across the continent.
In line with this mission, Hallos is also introducing a social impact course aimed at encouraging collective participation in Africa’s transformation. The initiative calls on individuals, creators, and organisations to contribute to reshaping narratives, expanding access to opportunity, and driving inclusive growth.
With its refreshed identity and expanded course catalogue, Hallos is setting a bold direction for the future of learning, one led by creators, powered by community, and anchored in practical knowledge for all.
